Postoffice Mail Class Entry Noted in Iowa Message
Entry details show mail matter classified as Bed Clase at the Postoffice in Iowa. Editor Manager Lee is listed at Fair s of the Sec.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1917
Page
2
Entry details show mail matter classified as Bed Clase at the Postoffice in Iowa. Editor Manager Lee is listed at Fair s of the Sec.
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The country endures a heatwave as Parsons College thermometers hit 100 degrees for two days, the hottest so far this summer. Some factory floors reportedly reached 112 degrees, highlighting extreme indoor heat in addition to outdoor temperatures.
Des Moines on July 31 saw thermometers at 91 degrees by 10 a m. Officials expect today to tie or exceed yesterday's season high of 141 degrees, signaling extreme heat for Des Moines and nearby areas.
Washington reports the year’s peak heat continues through the central valleys middle Atlantic states New England and the lower lake region with no relief anticipated for ten days Local thunder showers may offer temporary relief in some areas as the weather bureau provides no hopeful outlook.
A northern breeze is expected to break the heat wave that has struck the city since Saturday. Suffering has been worst in crowded immigrant districts where lakeside cooling is less accessible. Four deaths attributed to the heat were reported to the coroner by nine this morning.
A large Alumni Field crowd watched the Methodists and Lutherans settle a tie in a league clash. Methodist Clark scored in the first inning and Lutheran Nelson tallied in the second for the decisive runs. Both pitchers stranded runners and yielded only a brace of hits. The teams meet again to break the tie tomorrow evening.
At a managers meeting of the Inter Sunday School Base Ball League last night, players who had forgotten the restriction on base ball were reinstated. All players are now in good standing and future infractions will require the offender to start anew as though never attending Sunday School.
Six county meetings by Chautauqua speakers draw large crowds as the publicity campaign intensifies. Tickets remain 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for ages ten to fifteen with under ten free. Upcoming talks include Libertyville Pleasant Plain Cedar Township Cross Lanes and more through Aug. 5 with various organizers named.
Kenneth Fred Wilson infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred B E Wilson died at 7 30 last night at 509 East Adams street Born July 20 1917 the frail child leaves a brother Paul and sister Katherine Funeral services were held at the home this morning conducted by Rev Anspach of the Lutheran church and interment was in Evergreen cemetery Also note Ralph B Greer formerly of Fairfield has joined the Naval Base Hospital Corps at Los Angeles a registered pharmacist whose qualification aids the government.
A public meeting for Parsons College Campaign will be held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening at 7 30. All churches and the public are urged to attend as pastors support the drive and an excellent program is planned.
The Jefferson County Exemption Board adds Dr. J S Gaumer to assist in Federal army physical exams starting next Saturday. Doctors J Fulton R C Sayers and W Fordyce continue service. Claim exemption only after passing the physical, then ten days to file affidavits. bring no one to the exam.
Michael Elman, world renowned violinist, to perform in Chautauqua Auditorium on Tuesday evening August 14. Tickets priced at 1.50 with 50 cent rebate for season ticketholders. reserved seats go on sale Monday August 6 at Jericho & Easton's. Evokes rarity of his Russia return and notes his Victrola record fame.
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